Theme: William Makepeace Thackeray-his life and work of “Vanity Fair” Checked by: Diyora Alishernovna Student: Mansurova Zarnigor contents presentation Section I. William Makepeace Thackeray, his initial life and artistic profession

Marriage and Early Career

Thackeray pursued and on 20 August 1836, wedded Isabella Gethin Shawe, girl of Mathew Shawe, a colonel. The marriage constrained him to observe a reasonable and stable kind of revenue and he at long last found a new line of work with Fraser's Magazine. As a columnist, he composed workmanship analysis close by contributing representations. During this period, he delivered two fictitious works Catherine and The Luck of Barry Lyndon. He started working for a magazine Punch, distributing The Snob Papers. The works would later become known as The Book of Snobs.

The book gave him introductory achievement and notoriety, be that as it may, the bliss was eclipsed by the developing disease of his significant other, who had reached in her last period of wretchedness. In 1840, he took his significant other to Ireland in a desire to work on her condition, however it barely helped him with regards to this issue. She hurled herself in to the ocean en route to Ireland and was saved by the ocean men. Two years after in 1842, she was restricted in a home in Paris, where she resided until her demise in 1893.

Later Career and Success

By as soon as 1940, Thackeray had acquired ubiquity with the arrival of his two travel guides The Paris Sketch Book and The Irish Sketch Book. His milestone achievement came in 1847, when the clever Vanity Fair was first distributed and before long became one of his most recollected works. With the shocking progress of the novel, Thackeray came to at the pinnacle of his prosperity and created various enormous books including Pendennis, The Newcomes, and The History of Henry Esmond. In 1849, he experienced a destructive assault of disease which left him out of commission for quite a long time. Notwithstanding his debilitated wellbeing and diminished energy, Thackeray kept addressing at different Universities and classes.

In 1860, he was made manager of the Cornhill Magazine. However he favored the job of a journalist and kept on contributing his Roundabout Papers for the magazine. At this point, his wellbeing had declined and he started showing the comparative characteristics of discouragement as his better half's, part of the way spurred by the disappointment from his decreased innovativeness. His over eating and dependence on dark pepper additionally harmed his processing and made him a heart patient. The evening of 23 December 1863, the creator went to an evening gathering and was tracked down dead in his room the following morning. He was 52 years of age at the hour of his demise. A memorial service was held at Kensington Gardens and he was covered on 29 December at Kensal Green Cemetery.